become staid

Examples (10)

• He had become staid and dull.
• The once innovative company started to become quite staid after decades of routine.
• After years of quiet domesticity, her adventurous spirit seemed to become rather staid.
• Many fear that without constant innovation, their industry will become staid and irrelevant.
• Despite his youth, he quickly became a staid and predictable figure in local politics.
• The professor warned against letting their research become staid by avoiding new methodologies.
• It's a challenge for any long-running band to avoid becoming staid in their musical style.
• She vowed never to let her life become staid, always seeking new experiences.
• The traditional art form risks becoming staid if it doesn't embrace contemporary influences.
• Over time, even the most revolutionary ideas can become staid and commonplace.